International

A US congressional commission chair said Chinese coast guard patrols east of Taiwan are highly destabilising and part of Beijing's legal, political and information warfare against Taipei.

Vote counting has begun in Alberta’s secession referendum, a vote testing Canada’s unity.

A new study finds ending universal newborn hepatitis B vaccination, as RFK Jr. recommends, would sharply raise chronic infections and leave over half of US children susceptible by age 20.

Singapore and Sweden will expand cooperation in sustainable energy and emerging tech such as quantum, AI and 6G, signing a joint declaration and backing research collaborations.

Singapore and Qatar will work to upgrade ties to a strategic partnership, deepening cooperation in energy, defence, trade, investment and AI, and renewing an LNG supply pact.

Cuba accused the US of letting terrorists operate with impunity, citing its probe into a February speedboat raid that killed five exiles and led to terrorism charges.

Trump said he is open to a joint meeting with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin next month, possibly at the APEC summit.

The US is letting sanctioned dark-fleet oil tankers be sold and converted to legitimate status to carry non-sanctioned crude, aiming to expand supply and lower fuel costs.

An AI tool can predict cancer patients’ survival chances from a single face photo, but experts say it needs testing against doctors’ judgment before clinical use.

UNC Chapel Hill settled 18 Trump administration probes into alleged race discrimination and anti-Semitism without admitting wrongdoing or paying, preserving federal funding through 2028.

Federal agents arrested 11 non-citizens in California for alleged illegal voting and registration, part of a broader US lawsuit against the state over voter-roll accuracy before midterms.

A US judge ordered former OpenAI employee Abdulrahman Alfozan held without bail, deeming the Saudi engineer a flight risk in a case alleging he planted a recording device at OpenAI's offices.